LINK GRABBER on Chrome? #2023
Replies: 2 comments 1 reply
-
|
I do not work for VDH. I'm just another user. Link Grabber? I've never heard of such a thing. That's not a feature of VDH. That may be a feature of some other software product whose name may look something like Video Download Helper. But VDH has no such feature. In a case like yours, I would take this approach. Open a browser tab on a page where there is a video to download & use VDH to download it. I recommend you use the VDH Now go to your next web page where there's something you want to download. I suspect it might be simplest to make this second web page a new tab in the same browser window as the first item. Download this one with VDH & leave the page open. Open however many pages as necessary & download all your content with VDH. After all your downloads complete, go through each of your web pages one by one & find the video you downloaded from that page. Verify that you have the content you want. By verify, I mean load the video into your favorite media player (VLC for example) & skim the video. Make sure it's all there, video & audio, just the way you want. Once you verify the download was successful, you can close that web page. Do not trust VDH's notification that the download completed successfully. The only valid proof that a video got downloaded is to play it, at least sampling it at intervals. Is this tedious? Time consuming? Sure. But do you want that content or don't you? Be meticulous, fastidious. Don't rely on VDH. Rely on yourself. If this stuff is at all important to you, you'll take my advice. |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
|
In other words: the tool in question (‘link grabber’) does not exist…
From what I could understand in your response, I’ll have to continue to
download video per video individually without a function that I read could
solve the problem described in this forum.
Sadly, VDH is a waste of time in this sense…
So disappointing, and frustrating to hear that!
Yours,
Samuel
Em sex., 2 de mai. de 2025 às 07:03, GrampaWildWilly <
***@***.***> escreveu:
… I do not work for VDH. I'm just another user.
Link Grabber? I've never heard of such a thing. That's not a feature of
VDH. That may be a feature of some other software product whose name may
look something like Video Download Helper. But VDH has no such feature.
In a case like yours, I would take this approach. Open a browser tab on a
page where there is a video to download & use VDH to download it. I
recommend you use the VDH Download As function, not the Download
function. LEAVE THAT WEB PAGE OPEN. VDH does allow you to close a web page
as soon as you successfully launch a download but before it completes. DO
NOT take advantage of this feature. Leave the web page open.
Now go to your next web page where there's something you want to download.
I suspect it might be simplest to make this second web page a new tab in
the same browser window as the first item. Download this one with VDH &
leave the page open.
Open however many pages as necessary & download all your content with VDH.
After all your downloads complete, go through each of your web pages one
by one & find the video you downloaded from that page. Verify that you have
the content you want. By verify, I mean load the video into your favorite
media player (VLC for example) & skim the video. Make sure it's all there,
video & audio, just the way you want. Once you verify the download was
successful, you can close that web page. Do not trust VDH's notification
that the download completed successfully. The only valid proof that a video
got downloaded is to play it, at least sampling it at intervals.
Is this tedious? Time consuming? Sure. But do you want that content or
don't you? Be meticulous, fastidious. Don't rely on VDH. Rely on yourself.
If this stuff is at all important to you, you'll take my advice.
—
Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub
<#2023 (comment)>,
or unsubscribe
<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/BSB4KB2OU2HPE3NXS2CTEE324M7INAVCNFSM6AAAAAB4IV6XH6VHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43URDJONRXK43TNFXW4Q3PNVWWK3TUHMYTGMBRGI2TENA>
.
You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID:
<aclap-dev/video-downloadhelper/repo-discussions/2023/comments/13012524@
github.com>
|
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
|
I'd be interested in reading whatever it is that you found on the subject of Link Grabber. Please post the URL where you found that information. |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
Uh oh!
There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.
-
Your question
LINK GRABBER TOOL (on Chrome)
How should I proceed to download several links/videos at once from an educational content website with many isolated videos/classes not organized as a playlist? I find myself saving each item (out of a 'million classes'), and it has become the download process quite uneffective...
I read I could download several videos directly to my PC folder by using Videodownloadhelper tool "LINK GRABBER". However, I can't see it available on Chrome.
Addon & CoApp version and details
LINK GRABBER TOOL (on Chrome)
How should I proceed to download several links/videos at once from an educational content website with many isolated videos/classes not organized as a playlist? I find myself saving each item (out of a 'million classes'), and it has become the download process quite uneffective...
I read I could download several videos directly to my PC folder by using Videodownloadhelper tool "LINK GRABBER". However, I can't see it available on Chrome.
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
All reactions